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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1926
Page
2
Berlin June 7 The sweeping Socialist victory in the Mecklenburg Schwerin Diet elections signals defeat for the plan to restore to the Hohenzollerns royal property seized when Germany became a republic. Socialists opposed the return, while Nationalists urged it. Democrats double their election gains and Nationalists lose a quarter of their votes.
Warsaw faces renewed unrest as reports of disorder spread and rumors circulate that German troop movements near the Polish border could embolden anti-government factions. Marshal Pilsudski’s government enforces strict measures to curb disorder and counter-revolt activity. Meanwhile Panama City traffic grows crowded, prompting a plan to reroute buses to wider thoroughfares.
Reports from New York on June 7 cover multiple items. Heyward Cutting, a New York sportsman, died in a car crash after a dinner for Crown Prince Gustavus Adolphus in Locust Valley. Other notes cite a prohibition referendum critique, farm unrest opposing Coolidge candidates, a case of alleged poisoning, and a daylight robbery in Central Park.
Funeral services were held today for Dr. Louis Schwab former mayor of Cincinnati and long time member of the board of education since 1904. He was prominent in Ohio State Medical Society activities and statewide medical circles.
William Morris, a farmer from Westerville, disappeared Saturday after a quarrel with his wife. He allegedly threw an acid bottle at her feet, then went toward Adam Creek. Officials threaten dynamiting the creek if he is not found today.
Mrs. A. V. T. Elliott, 86, of 1006 Deuber Ave SW, dies at a niece's home near Malvern after visiting several days. A longtime donor to religious and educational institutions, she contributed over 100000 and funded Elliott Hall at Mount Union College. Funeral in Malvern, with burial in Bethlehem cemetery. survived by stepson A. H. Elliott and sister Mrs. Nancy T. Stratt.
Poland seeks domestic automobile production but has not manufactured any cars. In contrast Czechoslovakia produced 5,500 vehicles last year, illustrating regional differences in output.
Roy Emery a negro was shot in the right hip Saturday night after allegedly refusing to halt to Hercules Motor Co night watchman W J Clay who fired three shots in the air then struck him near a factory building Emery died Monday at Mercy hospital Coroner T C McQuate was to investigate the case with no charges expected against Clay.
Fred Niece, 40, a Pennsylvania Railroad brakeman, died an hour after a fatal head injury suffered at the Millbrook coaling yard near Wooster. The accident likely occurred when he was swept from the coal tender as the train passed under a tipple. He lived in Butler, Pennsylvania, with a widow and five children. Police reported eleven additional minor traffic accidents in the area.
Dr Daniel A Poling of Marble Collegiate Church New York will deliver the commencement address for McKinley High School as about 500 seniors graduate in the city auditorium. The program includes musical selections by the orchestra and glee clubs, diplomas presented by Henry D Berсaw, invocation by Rev A L Wilson, benediction by Rev O W Dunn, and closing words by Clifford Youngen.
An accumulation of gas in the Alpha Portland Cement Co mine in Ironton Ohio trapped 80 miners early today. Rescue crews saved 75. five remain unconscious as officials hunt for the source. The 600 foot shaft posed challenges, and workers reported gas shortly after 7 a.m.
Iowa voters go to the polls to choose between regular and insurgent Republicans in a tight Senate race. Supporters of incumbent Albert B. Cummins claim a sweeping victory while Brookhart backers predict triumph. Howard Clark's bid adds uncertainty as results loom.
Cincinnati June 7 G W W Lamb inventor of the wire wheel used on automobiles planes and other vehicles and the floating axle died here today of heart disease He also designed four wheel drives for trucks
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